I've been using freerdp for a while now (thanks to COVID) to work from
home. On the whole it's frigging awesome. I use
��� /multimon /floatbar -wallpaper -toggle-fullscreen
And what I get is my two workplace monitors reflected as if Iw as there
on my two home PC monitors. It's awesome.
I love the way it grabs all my keystrokes and ALT+TAB cycles windows on
the host PC and not my client PC. Nice.
But, I use the float bar to minimize it as I found that using
toggle-fullscreen, I'd always pop out of fullscreen (multimon) mode in
response to keystrokes I was using in MS-Word at the host side. It was
danged annoying, so I turned it off and put the floatbar on. I've been
happy since.
Still I have been wanting to see one keystroke sequence captured locally
if possible. Essentially, on Linux I use workspaces extensively, and I
have one dedicated to the remote session. The keys ALT+CTRL+LEFTARROW
and ALT+CTRL+RIGHTARROW in particular but all the ALT+CTRL+ARROW keys
are used to move between workspaces. Windows has not concept of work
spaces nor does any context I use, utilize those key sequences, so I'd
be mighty pleased, if somehow I could trap those for locally
interpretation and pass all other keys through.
It saves a mouse trip I currently need to go to the float bar minimize
then switch workspaces.
Is such a thing possible?
Bernd.
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